Pokemon: The First Movie

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  • Release Date: 11/09/1999
  • Label: ATLANTIC / WEA
  • UPC: 075678326127
 
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Editorial Reviews

It figures that a film based on the No.1 kid craze of the year would boast a soundtrack that's pure kid-pop heaven. Pop POKÉMON: THE FIRST MOVIE into your car CD player (as you'll no doubt be doing whenever the children are riding along, for the next year or so) and you'd swear you were listening to the local R&B/dance/Top 40 radio station, only without the commercials and without the frequently objectionable content. The hottest of the hot are represented here, from Christina Aguilera (the ballad "We're a Miracle") to 98ş to 'N Sync ("Somewhere Someday") to M2M ("Don't Say You Love Me.") The fact that most of them sound pretty interchangeable -- there's a preponderance of ballads and midtempo R&B struts -- is not going to matter one whit to your own Pokémon trainers. Still, there are a few standouts: B*Witched's "Get Happy" is peppy gal-pop set to a modified Bo Diddley beat; Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton gets sassy with "(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind";and Aaron Carter (baby brother to Backstreet Boys heartthrob Nick Carter, and a pinup boy for the elementary school set in his own right) gets down with "(Have Some) Fun with the Funk." Hardly any of this relates directly to Pokémon lore, except for a discofied "Pokémon Theme," by Billy Crawford. Oh yes -- there is "Lullaby," by Mandah, which includes a few snippets of the lovely but sleep-inducing "Song of Jigglypuff," which is straight from the TV show. The fact is your kids are gonna want it. Why fight it? Moira McCormick, Barnes & Noble



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Pokemon: The First Movie Rocks!!by Anonymous

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May 12, 2005: 2. Don't Say You Love Me / M2M 4. We're a Miracle / Christina Aguilera 11. Vacation / Vitamin C 13. Catch Me If You Can / Angela Via 16. Brother, My Brother / Blessid Union of Souls (This CD is Excellent!! I love all the songs and the movie too. MEWTWO and MEW are so cool!! My favorite songs are above. "Brother, My Brother" is so beautiful and the lyrics are great!!)

Pokemon...Strikes Back!by Anonymous

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February 19, 2003: I especially liked number 16 and the other numbers of this CD. The movie gets kind of gets boring some places (good for a first movie, though) and I found that the music is better! You won't be wasting your time getting this!


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